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PNW Wildflowers

15 years ago

I was recently helping a friend trying to ID a wildflower in her Washington garden and found this wonderful website that I would like to share with others. It's an excellent tool for Id'ing unknowns with beautiful images. If you don't find what you're searching for there, they have a number of links to other websites that are also helpful.

"Wildflowers West"

Hoping you enjoy browsing there as much as I have.

Rosie

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hemnancy
15 years ago
Here's a great site, searchable by Genera, with distribution maps and photos.

Here is a link that might be useful: Burke Herbarium
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